Service And Parts

Student auto tech contest emphasizes electronics, not 'bull work'

John DeLuca, left, and Evan Wagner won the 2017 National Automotive Technology Competition. Below, contestants had to find and fix 20 to 25 "bugs" in assigned vehicles. (DOMINICK TOTINO)
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By:
Jim Henry
June 19, 2017 05:00 AM

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Suppliers
Toyota tops supplier relations survey, GM gets highest-ever score amid trade, EV uncertainty
Suppliers

Parts makers' views of Toyota, Honda and GM improved while Nissan, Ford and Stellantis grew less popular, Plante Moran's latest automaker-supplier relations study shows.

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By:
John Irwin
Toyota tops supplier relations survey, GM gets highest-ever score amid trade, EV uncertainty
Nissan
Nissan mulls plant closings in Japan and Mexico, reports say
Nissan
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Bloomberg News
Nissan mulls plant closings in Japan and Mexico, reports say
Nissan
How Ivan Espinosa’s shock therapy aims to restart Nissan ‘heartbeat’
Nissan
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By:
Hans Greimel
How Ivan Espinosa’s shock therapy aims to restart Nissan ‘heartbeat’
Ford
Tariffs already hurting vehicle affordability as more price hikes loom
Ford
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By:
Michael Martinez
Tariffs already hurting vehicle affordability as more price hikes loom